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soulless
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But Lewis has the bleak perception of a perennial stay-at-home, and is particularly conscious of the creeping transformation of the seedy, characterful enclave where the Passmans live into something soullessly cosmopolitan.
Pride of place by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
What prevents the process of "gathering the best floating lines from all over creation" from devolving into a soullessly ecclectic, antiseptically inoffensive multiculturalism?
The dark room collective and post-soul poetics by Reed, Brian / African American Review
The result is kind of interesting -- some heads cut off, askew jumbles of characters and body movement, most of it set in a soullessly white-walled, Scandinavian office building -- but it's not that noticeably different from hundreds of unintentionally uninspired films made every year.
HE'S NOT THE BOSS OF YOU, BUT HE IS RATHER FUNNY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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